Architect jobs in United States

We are seeking an experienced Solution Architect specializing in Identity and Access Management (IDAM) and Azure Cloud. The successful candidate will partner with business and technology teams to design and implement secure, scalable, and enterprise-aligned IDAM solutions that support our strategic objectives. This role bridges solution and enterprise architecture, ensuring consistency with corporate architecture principles, security, and compliance standards.

• Analyze and document the current (as-is) architecture and design the future (to-be) state for IDAM.
• Produce clear architectural deliverables, diagrams, and documentation across Business, Application, Data, and Technology domains.
• Ensure designs adhere to enterprise architecture principles and target states.

• Partner with business and IT teams to understand requirements, process flows, and non-functional needs.
• Act as a liaison between internal teams and vendors to ensure cohesive solution delivery.

• Design event-driven, API/connector-based, and middleware-enabled integrations for the IDAM domain.
• Define data governance and migration strategies to ensure security, quality, and compliance.

• Lead the architectural risk assessment and socialization of architecture decisions.
• Operate within the Enterprise Architecture Governance Framework and standards.

• Guide delivery teams throughout design, build, test, and deployment phases.
• Ensure architecture remains aligned with enterprise objectives and security controls.
• 7+ years in IT Solution Architecture, including 1+ years in IDAM or security architecture.
• Strong understanding of enterprise integration patterns, middleware, cloud architecture (especially Azure), and system design.
• Proficiency in ArchiMate and applied experience with TOGAF.
• Deep knowledge of security, privacy, and compliance in regulated industries.
• Excellent documentation and communication skills.
• Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or a related discipline (preferred).
• Strategic Thinker: Aligns technology architecture with business strategy and long-term goals.
• Collaborative Leader: Builds consensus among diverse business and IT stakeholders.
• Analytical Problem-Solver: Identifies and resolves architectural challenges proactively.
• Communicative: Translates complex technical details into clear business language.
• Adaptable: Thrives in a changing environment and embraces continuous learning.
• Results-Oriented: Focuses on delivering high-quality, scalable solutions on time and within budget.
• Accountable: Takes ownership and responsibility for achieving agreed outcomes.
• Assertive: Engages stakeholders with confidence and clarity, respectfully challenging decisions when necessary to maintain alignment with architecture principles and strategic objectives.